What’s the difference between ‘Habibi’ and ‘Habibti’ in Arabic?
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Habibi is the correct term and it means, “my love”.
Habibti is an incorrect form of the word and it means “my friend” or “my beloved friend.” These two words are commonly confused because they have similar sounds in Arabic. This confusion can be avoided by saying the phrase you wish to say aloud in order to ensure that you’re using the correct word. Furthermore, a good way to get around this confusion would be to use both terms, “habibi” (used colloquially) and “habibati” (used formally), depending on where your relationship with whomever you’re speaking with lies; however, this only applies if both parties understand Arabic…
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